OSURC run June 25 - July 1 UT
          June 24-25 to June 30-July 1 civil

Seventh night: UT 2014 July 1

Observers: Scott Adams, Don Terndrup (OSU)
Support Astronomer: Olga Kuhn
Telescope Operator: Steve Allanson

Weather Summary:  Smoky to the west, with structure in the sky at sunset from the
western horizon nearly to the zenith.  This is better than it was last night, which
turned out to be a very good night.  Calm winds.  No ashfall. 
Scattered clouds intermittently throughout the 2nd half of the night.


STARTING INSTRUMENT: LBC

01:40 UT:   Doing calibrations
		LBC biases
		MODS prism lamps, z-band imaging flats

02:40 UT:   Moving to position for sky flats
   03:00:   Flats begin

03:15 UT:   Moving to OSU_Monitor NGC 4258 to assess conditions
            DIMM seeing variable around 1.0".
   03:54:   Start taking images.  Not the most superb conditions, but within the
            seeing specifications.  First red science image FW=1.03"

04:32 UT:   Going to UVa_Pal5 fields.
   04:45:   Starting science exposures on Pal5mos01.
            Error message from filter posititioning, so re-starting script.

05:05 UT:   Collimating then proceeding to Pal5mos02
   05:18:   Starting science.  Seeing for this series is about 1.0"

05:54 UT:   Starting science images for Pal5mos03
            No science images on blue side.  In the OB, the blue side was turned off.
            This seems to be an error in the OB file.  This is also true for the OB file
            for the next pointing.  Instead of editing the OBs, which may introduce
            additional problems, we will write the PI and proceed with a different
            program.  This field will be marked as DONE on the scheduling tool: if it
            needs to be re-observed then the queue will need to be edited.  
            Seeing in the red images was 0.8-0.9".

06:36 UT:   Moving to OSU_Monitor M101
   06:46:   Starting science observations.  Seeing about 1.0".

07:16 UT:   Moving to OSU_Monitor NGC 6503
    7:27:   Starting science observations.  Seeing about 1.0"

07:54 UT:   Starting science observations on OSU_Monitor NGC 6946
   08:16:   Some thin clouds coming in from the NE

08:30 UT:   SWITCHING TO MODS

08:54 UT:   Have moved to target NGC 6946 for OSU_MAP program
   09:05:   Starting science OB
   10:00:   Clouds have cleared out
   10:30:   Clouds are back in the southeast  

10:47 UT:   Moving to a spectrophotometric standard -- Feige110
   10:55:   Starting observations of Feige110 - dual grating only
            Seeing ~1.5"
   11:04:   Clearing, but patchy clouds near the NE and SE horizons.
            Seeing ~1.8"

11:06 UT:   Setting up to take twilight flats
	    Reconfiguring back to LBC

11:25 UT:   Actually starting to get useful twilights
            Taking twilights in V (lbcb) and r' (lbcr)
            Warning: there are scattered wispy clouds close to our current
	       pointing